Sentence examples for has a proficient from inspiring English sources

This is mostly due to the 14-month-old, who has a proficient mastery of identifying the color green and eliminating it from his tray.

Marquette is its normally rugged self, but Davidson, which has won 17 straight games, has a proficient half-court offense that won't back down, and is far and away the most dangerous 14 seed in the field.

When he arrived in Baltimore with Art Modell in 1996, the Ravens had a proficient offense.

Indeed, in addition to their ancestral HisA activity, PriA enzymes also have a proficient N'- 5′-phosphoribosyl) aN'- 5′-phosphoribosylmerase or TrpF activity (trpF geN'- 5′-phosphoribosyl.  1).

And in Fred, Neymar has a centre forward proficient with his back to goal, ready to exchange passes or slip in a pass behind the defensive line.

Make sure that you move into an apartment that has a reputable and proficient management team.

In the past several years, thanks to his work with Sigurðsson, Muhly has spent a great deal of time in Iceland, and has become a proficient student of the language, an avid user of Reykjavík's municipal geothermal bathing facilities, and a connoisseur of local delicacies such as puffin-meat tidbits wrapped in bacon.

But rarely has a movie so technically proficient been so conceptually bankrupt.

★ Ralph Alessi Quartet (Friday) Ralph Alessi, an adventurous and crisply proficient trumpeter, has a recent album, "Cognitive Dissonance" (Cam Jazz), featuring the same excellent rhythm partners featured here, each a bandleader in his own right: the pianist Jason Moran, the bassist Drew Gress and the drummer Nasheet Waits.

Once you have found a proficient way to block the delicious bacon smell, you should remind yourself why you wish to stay away from bacon, like losing weight or winning a bet.

Last year, 62 percent of the children at the school had a score of proficient or higher on the state English exam.